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 They include what I would even define as the best combination of guitar and vocals today circulating under the melodic aspect.

 As if a flamenco guitarist and a metal guitarist chose to duet together but both presenting themselves in a softer version of their respective genres.

 Discover the melodic prog-rock mastery of Subsignal by exploring 'The Beacons of Somewhere Sometime' today!

 Love Fear and the Time Machine takes the softest elements found in the previous album and pushes them further; we are thus faced with the most intimate and refined album of the band.

 They knew how to dare much better with Anno Domini High Definition, that indeed could have opened a new course, but unfortunately, it was an isolated episode.

 Discover the refined melodies and atmospheric depths of Riverside’s Love, Fear and the Time Machine today!

 A fresh and inspired album, which will most likely end up in my personal top 10 of 2015.

 The album indeed maintains a strong connection with the classic and 70s prog but at the same time sounds very modern.

 Dive into The Oblivion Particle and experience Spock's Beard's vibrant blend of classic and modern prog—listen now!

 Russell Allen, whose vocal timbre is always quite varied, being melodic at times, angry at others, hoarse in some moments, warm in others, even a bit virtuosic at times; perhaps his best performance?

 The final judgment is that of a somewhat conventional but not too much album, there remains regret for that handful of interesting solutions that are not developed properly.

 Explore Symphony X's Underworld for a heavy onslaught of progressive metal with powerful vocals and keyboard highlights!

 The title track ‘Kite’ is a perfect synthesis of all that Camelias Garden are.

 The sound is tremendously sharp, clean, and engaging, confirming the band as fresh and vital.

 Explore Camelias Garden's 'Kite' EP now and experience the fresh blend of indie folk and prog rock!

 Drones indeed almost completely forgets the stylistic variety and the experimentation of the previous albums to focus on a pure and raw rock’n’roll.

 In essence, we have a very 'ordinary' album, in some ways even a bit 'academic,' which offers 52 minutes of energy and adrenaline but never truly takes off towards the magnificent.

 Discover Muse’s bold return to raw rock with Drones—listen now and decide if this gritty sound hits or misses!

 “Wearewhoweare truly marks a real compositional maturity and is even in my personal top 10 of albums released in 2014!”

 “We need to shake off the stereotype that the Pallas are 'the ones from The Sentinel'... especially when the others prove to be even better.”

 Explore Pallas' 'Wearewhoweare' and experience the depth of modern neo-prog rock today!

 There is the impression that upon this extreme delicacy, the band has settled down, and there lacks the greater dynamism that characterized the band’s best works.

 If they had given more space to some interesting and particular solutions by now, we might even be talking about a masterpiece.

 Listen to Sylvan's 'Home' to explore delicate prog rock with surprising bursts of creativity and emotional depth.

 Imagine Dragons have quite hit the mark and are positioning themselves as one of the promises of the future.

 The band would better showcase its creative talent if it focused more fully on managing ideas and less on profitability and chart appeal.

 Listen to Imagine Dragons' 'Smoke + Mirrors' today and discover their blend of catchy melodies and bold genre fusion!

 What strikes me about them is their ability to find the right compromise between aggression and melody.

 Making a sentimental comparison, I could define Nickelback as a 'friends with benefits' band: they might not be the band of a lifetime but can sporadically offer you very enjoyable moments.

 Discover the surprising new sounds on Nickelback’s No Fixed Address—listen now and explore their evolving rock style!